Having four new tyres fitted by Halfords tomorrow. Asked them to ensure tyres have been manufactured within the last six months, to which they responded “we aim to provide and fit all tyres within 2 years of manufacture, however this is not always possible in every case. Tyres are considered to be “new” and fit for retail up to 5 years from the date of production; this is the industry standard based on the German BRV”.
Given the fact my vehicle is over 3.5t and tyres over 5 years old are shown up on an M.O.T as an advisory, then something doesn’t seem correct. The tyres on the vehicle are currently 6 and 7 years old.
Anyone have advice on this and whether I should pay the £40 call out charge and refuse to have older tyres fitted should they turn up with older tyres?
Given the fact my vehicle is over 3.5t and tyres over 5 years old are shown up on an M.O.T as an advisory, then something doesn’t seem correct. The tyres on the vehicle are currently 6 and 7 years old.
Anyone have advice on this and whether I should pay the £40 call out charge and refuse to have older tyres fitted should they turn up with older tyres?